Sentence examples for moved to bypass from inspiring English sources

The highway was moved to bypass Sparta, Kent City and Casnovia to the southwest in the 1962.

This routing was moved to bypass the city in 1964 when iron ore mining activity destabilized a portion of the M-35 routing southeast of town.

The first change to the US 16 routing was made in 1933 when the highway was moved to bypass Farmington, with the old routing retained as a state highway.

The first change to the US 16 routing in the Detroit area was made in 1933 when the highway was moved to bypass Farmington, with the old routing retained as a state highway.

If he refuses to step aside, the Illinois Legislature should move to bypass him by removing his appointment power, impeaching him or scheduling a special election.

Re "Florida Lawmakers Moving to Bypass Courts for Bush; Judge Bars a Quick Recount" (front page, Nov. 29): The debate over how to handle the voting mess in Florida has been so partisan.

Pro-Brexit MP Stephen Phillips has applied for an urgent debate in an attempt to prevent the government from negotiating the terms for Britain's EU exit without consulting parliament, calling any move to bypass MPs "fundamentally undemocratic and unconstitutional".

Apple is widely believed within the technology industry to be moving toward offering an Internet-connected set-top box, a move to bypass the control of the cable and telephone companies now struggling to maintain control of the distribution of digital content.

The Bloomberg administration's move to bypass the Council, and shift the fight to a forum where the industry's influence was weaker, then, was a cunning maneuver, borne of months of mounting frustration with an industry that, administration officials concluded, would never reach an agreement.

Spotify has made some significant moves to bypass record labels and work directly with artists, and there are signs that Apple could be eyeing up a similar approach to get a bigger share of original content.

However, the move to bypass the "cash out" process could help Google Wallet better compete against the growing number of digital payment services, including PayPal and PayPal-owned Venmo, Square Cash, and even social networks like Facebook and Snapchat, which have experimented with bundling in payments to their messaging apps.